Closed cicerohellmann closed 7 years ago
$ calabash-ios setup
is known to be broken; don't use it.
Use one of the methods described here to link Calabash.
calabash-cucumber 0.13.0
That version is not compatible with Xcode 8. Use calabash-cucumber >= 0.20.4.
cocoapods 0.39.0
You have cocoapods 1.1.1 installed.
ruby 2.1.6
We recommend ruby 2.3.1.
So, just to know, calabash-ios is turning into a abandonware?
No.
You need to update your environment.
I updated as you told me, and I don't know if this issue belongs here anymore. But I did follow the tutorials, that are outdated, inside the repo. There is anything solid about using calabash ios in the latest version of ios and xcode? Xcode 8.2 and iOS 10.2
tutorials
Which tutorials? And as far as I know, they are not outdated.
I followed this one: https://github.com/calabash/calabash-ios/wiki/Tutorial%3A--Creating-a-cal-Target
That tutorial is not out of date.
I'm gonna give it a try again, create a sample project and test on it.
Before anybody raise a rock, I believe that cocoapods should be independent of anything I install in my gems, saving the ones that interfere in it directly. As this: https://rubygems.org/gems/calabash-cucumber/versions/0.13.0 And this: https://rubygems.org/gems/cocoapods/versions/0.39.0 Shows us, there is nothing that can interfere in each other. So I believe that I'm digging in the wrong way. So I will explain what I'm doing: I'm having an issue right after I run calabash-ios setup. I can't run pod install anymore. It is a fresh installation of MAC OS X Sierra. This is the output after I run pod install right after I run callabash-ios setup:
Jenkinss-Mac-mini:Build and Run jenkins$ pod install
Analyzing dependencies
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